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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-11-11

N6pnn;ri ouf oas Sermdnner Bolts
blatt, bic bette Oemtide 3eituus IN Cas-
cpnaoe Gountg.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-11-11

Cine neue Husuabl Rappen far
6erren unb Rnaben bel
8m. gberliH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-11-11

Serr IS. Il. Deppe bon 9rafe, be-
fanb Ii6 am @Onins in @ei6dflen
bier.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-11-11
Rod Gin ,,Bnraain".

NufsepoBt. iuenn uniere @eibna6ts'
iuaaren. iuie &Oiinen, aUrintben uilu
fir oieIe Sniion onfUmmen. 8ir tucr'
ben 6ielel6en 5u uuerb0rt biuiseu' Breiz
fen perfaufen. RonHi9's.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-11-11

eOnstiOr @iebOH 1T jest bereit bic
iidbtiIdm eteneru rntsepen Sn nebmeH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-11-11

ucberr6de, ale @r0Bcu, MODERN urb
icbr biaia tci g. s bri It ma nm.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-11-11

Rod elm % n"
Die befteu buldnbii9en !5drin9e nur
20 Gents per Seg 6ci
MDnnig's.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-11-11
Rod Gin ..8araain"

Yteues Sauerfrnut bcim bal6 8arrGl
6ei Monnis's.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-11-11
9trmanIltr 80 Iksbatt.

. .ssssss Il - re !. s sss. pc: 4 :l E::ss; 3: =. nan: : : .
ecoud-class ratea.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-11-11
Sod Gin ..8araain."

Die beiten Graders nur 5 Gents pei
Bfunb bel Muunis's.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-11-11

SOeben erbnlten cine erose Nus
pnbl glnnfs uno Saden fir Damen BEL
% nj. 6 berIin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-11-11

Sbnfuls uno 9OU6s 81 iebr nieberen
8reiien bel 8m. Gberlin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-11-11

q ODD elm Bargain"
Roppen fir Snn6en nur so Gents bel
NOnnia's
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-11-11
ROD Gin ,.Baraain."

Seine GenTinroines o~erfan1en wir
tuieoer Su 10 Genis per &ounc.
Runuia's.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-11-11

d ISOLDE grObate Court.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-11-11
@ierein6alb Vfunb bDr1 beften Rafee far 81

SIR f6nuen iebt Ielbt ben aoFce ni6t su biiem 8reie tuuien, bod
boben mir Dor benz Sieiscn Der &reiie sroBe @ndnfe semadt aub
bietem m6ru &noen MN ben SOn1el unerer SPECULATION.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-11-11

Sod Elm r8 H."
nniere n8uu Dog Seems" 9oien 81
200 f6nncn ni6t iibertruffen iuer6sn.
Rpnnia's.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-11-11

Die bOditeu Marftprtiie fur !pdute
uub geISe beSablt S. 8. &%OetbenIeger.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-13
1ousyurr. octopor ia.-Na,let qaie, AMI

raa Y0ag. October ie.-Coitou-Not re-
coiIt- - halo.; gross receipts, 1,ssi balos.
lutatcs closed frm; sales sb,,u0 bales; Octo-
lrr, s4f.: November uui becrnhsr, 81. Iia
g. %: January. sst9aSNfO; February. s. va
- fe: Mach. i9ttafs 20: April. s96ias96J;
Nay. sg53aig "a; June, l3.sla5y'2; July, t9aia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-13
THEY EL0PED,
Ard BZR FATHER PURSUED HIN
WITH A GUN,
But They Were Married and Are Saf9-A
HoTth Carolina and Virginia
Railroad Connection.
Special telegram to the Diapat'h.l

o-.,1o I..,4
',l' ~ -, "I'D"'. - g. boon
nv I'''i''i'u i'tO,'' Ia, : 'ilu' -'c' A.;
i'I.''e0 ~ 'nc b'Pni.'l'H' VI AZ
cu''"Ic concerning co''on' coin' "u"
,0"ecco crops. Inc reports are l"Nola.
DE; When I'll are IN q iui statement
VIII Dc maze IL VIII prooa,oiy '3o"
'nlio''p, III ~ compares "i'd sue l'''
repor, Which VAS a month ago.
mckee 'iorianand baxter Nrler were
PM ia trial to-day st Charlotte on the
tAtl-o 81 the murder OF negro named
h'"'it 'her' Whom they sH9' VIM" ne
vas H'tsfoflhS 10 est'-'e, 'o,' ''.' Il. ."..
ar Niler Bong Gepn'y sl'Ii''1 I'll
'.t ! me. ,,.,
'io residence oil W. n. i'uer' III
raven county, mas nerh ollfheu' LOSS
~. 20 insurance, |l,"u'.
me comhlsSoner' OF Ohslo" conn
~ failed To agree ye'ttrday on orderinB
a new registration OF voters 80 no, mo
e'tction on the question Oh a S1'y'V
SUBSCRIPTION tothe " li'nlnb'oli, Vns'V%
ana last Carolina railway Will De ne'u
YET "hiie' ,D
= man ha'Aeu James .,,'c' u. Iy'.'.
Gam county ,el'P pc" WIN Sguuu0
'auSAler al re- ioA N4eil, nus vi till
''n county. = il''5lSli''' c, ,'iii IT,.
l''Al '"A'''y; -H,"lT ii'lc -. C'0'''I'','
|"' Was Oh q NUM- 'oI lt"' Ni''i 3; '.'o.
-uI' SG'"IhB nc "o'I' NH H..H o u.
si2E'. hHe kept OWL OF ll' WY "Ad Is
| . ti sile'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-13

vide for the weekly payment OF work
ingmen, and approving the recommen'
dations the general master workman 3
address in favor Of the Government IN
control Of the telegraph and telephone
systems Of the country, was adopted.
The principal art Of the afternoon
session was devoted TO the report OF the
Committee on Strikes and BoycottS'
"Inexpedient TO legislation was the
recommendation Of the committee re-
parding the document asking that a
special bureau of strikes and boycotts
be established. Though the report was
sharply sutagonized, the majority OF
the assembly agreed with the commit
tee and no bureau will be formed. The
committee offered several suggestions
as to the conduct Of strikes and boy
colts.
llororort OF the committee. advising
the reference of all cases for inyestlga-
ton. was finally adopted. The closing
words were: Think before You strike.
10 not boycott, except when you can
not help It.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-13
A hnfaen nnnaation

9r dulnoss invading the ba Ltono. followed
ty hsf iGslos ard Irofuse Precipitation. We
~ know these symptoms, II NOT ~ expert
ERGO, from report WHAT'S me best thing on
tie programme? Quiuina, A dangerous
remedy. truly. Produces cari,a 81 tao ho-c5-
crly adords temporary relief. Is-nsre no s1o-
.l,ute7 Assurediy. a potent but safe ono
Eo-tetter's s.omuch Biuers, a certain, 9pe3 iy
mems OF expclling from the system every
tracO 81 the virus OF miasua. Tee lipr0mpuy.
l64si8lcuty Toe result-a cure is certain 81
follow the use ~ this henehcent restorative OF
Atalth. Dysnep.ia, liver complaint, nervous
ailments, rheumatism, and inactivity o. tAo
kllurya and b addgr are also among the mald-
oIos IcImaucuuy remedIsble through the ge-
Nal ala o. this Wholesome bOtani, medicine,
recommended ~ lie medical fraternity.
o. ll-rhlg)>aSlu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-13

w,uierrod. sro,, 7s7sa;e.; October, 7sts7olc.;
November SOA as03.c.; December. S2ssz'lc
January. S3k aS3hc. COrn-southern nrm
white, i9s00, yellow. s6a,sc. western easier
aud dun: mixed. October, 5Ots5lhc. Novem-
Der. .Ca3l &C.. year, TIC. lid. Oss ssrong
END quiet: southern and Psnnsylvsnis. JAZZ.
western white. 34sS5c. western mixed. Sbssso.
RYE nrm at 5saGUc. hay Arm for choice; prime
10 choice western, si2sfi5. Provisions ,tcsly
ard fairly active. Ness-pork, Sio5aboSr
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and clesrnD f1es
packed. %. and &c. Reconsideration, ASK;
clesr.rib sides. 9.c. hams. l3ai1ac. lsru-
Refined, &C. Butter arm, western packed sos
Isc.: creamery 22a2Sc. Eggs steady st l'ai$.
Petroleum steady refined. SIC. 'ones stea1y
Kio cargoss. ordinary 20 fair. i9aiSEc SifH
Grm; \ soft exc: coppor-rennsd dull A. lua
l0Ac. Whisky steady az fi.itzsLlh trsishs
% LIVERPOOL por steamer duh: cotton. itS'1.
1Csr. 10 6i. grain, 2hd.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, October i2.-Cash qncsarcrs were
Flour nTm. No. spring ghoa', 69'.a"s,.'
No. 2rsd. i2c. No. corn. i24c. Ne = oSs'
pc. Mess.pork. si3JoaslA lard, N3. y;
ShOrtriO sides 0ooseI. s. Dry-sAtsi
shoulders (boxeio. g. G0sIh6h shortcleAr sides,
(boIsdl. s740aslfj. Whisxoy, S.l0
Leading firras ranged
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-13
uoJrs RAILROAD HORROR
..r C.lcte-'a ia.e.ftGcf.o-i -HN.
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... I,....lt ~ fine treig0t c9yine
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-13

rctrost WINS the fhird Garnc AMER
Thirteen Innings.
~ t0lrrrhul . Ne Dl-palch J

ny t0I1cThUn . Nc D0ValchI
DruoIT, October T. 1t took thir-
teen innings 90 decide the third game
between the Detroits ana st. Louis for
me championship Of tue world, and
tie Nctroits won it through wretched
folding on the part Of the visitors ! he
Browns secured sixteen hits OF Get
2tin, but for the most part they were
badly scattered, their only run being
scored On Il play OF the champ variety.
Cnruthers was remarkably effective,
holding TIE Wolverines down to six
actual his and base on balls. Score :
It Louis 100000 10000 o.
!'ttroits ...0OO0O0OI 00001-2
Easa-hits: st. Louis, Is; Detroits. T.
iuors: st. Louis, 7; Detroits, l. Bat
ttIies: CarutLers and Bushing; Get
ZEN and Bennett.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-13

IClsIltflon wv "h4 NV4I %
Tho eleventh amendment, IN lts IIt'
her and spirit, was duly respected ny
Tie United States Supreme Coul' . ."
long ms thc judges Of that court , Tefo
er,'oiuted for merit and legal apnlty,
sid roi for partisan reasons. Sta'o
soyereiqnty was an admitted reality,
and 4 Was an impossibility for private
Individuals 10 attack State Success
iully IN the Federal courts. H.,
JLc evil day came, however, wheh
tbe Chief Executive had the WILL anu
AIDED by a partisan majority IN the sen ven
ate had the power TO make OF the eu,
mime Court a political machine, ana
Hen. 10 accomplish party ends, yscAn'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-13
The ye,,ow-Fevcr Mt rampn
lBy telegraph to the Dlspa,cn.l

JACKSONVILLE. Fla Octobcrl2. An
official statement wired from Tampa 20
tie 1Iucs- ,4ion by DR.. Weeden, city
physician. says: Only three new cases
If lever in the last twenty four hours
No deaths.
4 Key West special TO the same paper
so,s Or. Porter, president OF the BoIrd
~ Health, with four trained yellow
lever nurses, is IN r00te Tor the relief
OF Tampa. The fever is evidently
dying out, is little unacclimate1
material is left for it to feed on. No
fever is reported from any other place
Ia Florida, and none Is feared.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-13
Auction SALES TODAY.

GEORGE ". MAYO, lO8 a. NJ. furniture, car.
pets. stoves, 81.
JAMES B. ELAN. p. NJ, desirable residence
on west Marshall street
C.. GARRISON. II \. NJ. High-Constable's
sale Of chairs, tables. sc.
FRED. II. WILLIAMS, 10 A. NJ, rosewood
piano. chamber set SC.
j. THOMPSON BROWN & co. p. NJ, brick
dwelling No. sos east Marshall street
JAS. MACDOUGALI, i0N A. NJ, executors
sale Of household furniture, bookcase,
books. hand printl0g- press, &c.
RAWLINGS & ROSE, r. NJ, west Grace
street lot between Harrison and Ryland
streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-13

other places, people were cut 10 force,
and though the train did not stop, dis
PLAYED their enthusiasm worry eIec-
lively. At a uameless crossing. where
stop was required by law. two or
tliee hundred people were gathered,
some Of whom, In the sudden impulse
To get nearer, tangled themselves ia
barb fence, from which they were freed
by their companions.
At ST. JOSEPH.
In tie outskirts Of St. Joseph Con
orcssman Purnes and Mr.. Hartwick,
president of the Board OF Trade, board
"a the train and besought the Presi-
don't 10 make q longer stay than the al
.otted halfhour. This he refused with
some earncstucss to do He spoke OF
ihc delay at Omaha, which, he said,
a9 almost determined him 90 give up
D.. stop at st. Joseph. Therefore the
,ull,mu promised that the train
lould leave on the schedule time. The
rain reached II. Joseph half an hour
head At il time.
artillery. rNUrch-hclIs, and steam
,iifi,s p rldcd hearriyal. The town
..i lccu filing up during the prec,-
t.ns tyeufv-forr hours. s9ne 5000
-larre,, having been brought in Lv
.i. ard these. with C0.0Jj natives.
v.rc mn ON hand. Mayor Dovle aud
N,r T,c1t:ou Committee of 131 ladies'
and Gentlemen received the President.
and with fine aid Of the police.
maintained good order while The
visitors were taken in carriages.
4 line az vehicles more than
n quarter of a mile IN length carried the
,r',il,uG,l escort. Uniformed secret
,rFers OF the town. the County Demo-
rfa,ic Committee. and some other or
uri7ations w.~e on hand with brass
.ards OF yarious DEGREES of excellence.
"Iml 10 The Chief 4" melted into the
culaucor March, which In turn
cave place ~ "laH Columbia. and
Ills aeain -uccumhcd 10 " lllii t. the
ruef.' q stop was made fora moment
whom the head of thcprocc.sion rolrhed
.lpcrLtul Juareof thctovu wherctno
pupils Of tie Convent 81 the Sacred
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-13

OCTOBER IL. ISL.
While tobacc0 sales we're small AMI scatter
lr- today. and auction -lles were oil 10 par
s.. lar Interest, tho market was not altogether
t,.1 II animation; 40 least no future looks
letter iu tho eyes of many. and these seems
Ic,liur ah,ac nat could UnfasOraDly anec,
Hlc,s. Western markets Keep up well, but
uefc hsge been few Burcy sales here this
week. interior Virginia aud North Carolina
rsrscis have generally good sales Of new
fright lcEf. ana prices are not 40 high as lasl
week nor quality 70 good as the nrat tobacco
cured.
4 good sale Of about 90 packages Of bright
Leaf was emitted yesterday These kinds We
cannot afford 20 overlook. particularly when
,uteaLed for zhip ment-rec ucing our stocks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-13
vc,teru Union releGraph Com oany


ny telcgraph O nc D'p'trnI
INV YORK. October l2.-Iho oil
Beard of Directors of the Western
Union Telegraph Company was no.
elected to-day with the exception OF
Charles Lanicr, who WAS elected to th"
place Of H. J.. Kennedy, deceased.
The contract with the Baltimore aud
Ohio railroad WIS ratified. AMI the is-
1uc of five millions OF new stock WIS
authorized.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-13
Marriage Of u Niece Of EX-Presideni
ArihuT.
by telegraph to tho Dispatch.

by telegraph 10 tho Dhpatch.l
NV YORK, October 12.-Niss Ellen
Arthur Bolts, daughter Of Mayor Henry
i. Eotts, OF Savannah, Ga, and niece
Of ex-PTosident Chester A. Arthur. was
married TO james Il. Blackie, Of Scot
land, by Bishop II. c. Potger, in the
Church OF Heavenly Rest to-day. After
the marriage a reception was held a,
the Hotel St Adams. Mr.. aud Mrs.
Elackie left Tor tour of Canada aud
the West and will sail for Scotland No
yem6er 9th. Many prominent southern
people were present at the wedding aud
TeceptiOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-13
1l.e Chnlera,s Las. vIeli.,.

IUl VVI' HI"I-I I" w y '7I'''11'I
NV YOLK, October l2.-Another
Death from cholera occurred at Swim
hume Island to-day. 1t was Of 4 child
Of eighteen months, who cane from
Naples on the steamship Alesia, and
whose recovery was hoped for yester-
day afternoon. Nine patients still re-
main on the island. President Bayles,
OF the Board OF Health, has called a
meeting of the board for this afternoon
to take steps toward preventing the
landing of any Of the Alesia's passen-
gers on the mainland until the germs
of the disease have been thoroughly
DESTROYED.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-13
gARGETs 81 TELEGRAPF .



NEW YORK. October i2.--Cotton aule:: sales,
lii bales. -plauds, 1.ljc.: Orleans, s-i6,. /;
net receipt., s9sil bales: exports-t1 Great
Britain, 1921 bales; stock, 502.,S} bales
Nhsaf-OIuois DAN and featurelcss; sp0, irla
and fairly active; No. red, October, slasl g.. (:
November, slaaslac.; May, SASSY. Cora
hut.c lover; migrated, b2a5!alc.: 40. ,, Oci0-
tU, 81 p able; November 81 .a5l Sc; Aay,
1850. Oals lake better, only m0cerstely ac-
tlte: NJ. :, October. 32i.a3H.: November.
o. as3.; May, 35Ac; NJ. ?, spot, - snSsc. {;
N xed western. S2a3ic. Hops qVie. AMI ,teaiy.
COrte-fa air iIO frm at slg.G2b oytlOls i5a21
points higher and moderately active. No. :
lilo not quoted; octocer, si3 65: November,
Hf;5afl7 so; December, al. iOaSlSIA. sugar
sam. refined firm. MOlassos steady. kce ilrn.
CcttoL-seed ol-5ekc. Tor cruGe: Fenned
nominal kos,n steady at ~ O5a l.i9H. Tur-
peEtiLo steady at &c. Hides steady and
quiet Wool Gun ana heavy; domestic nooce,
sfs3lc.; pulled, liaS2o Texas, 0aaas Pork
steady. Beet unchanged. Beof.hs ms s,esay /:
torced beef duh. Cutmeats steady aud quiet.
Lard Sa5 loints lower, dun, and heavy; western
steam. sam aIoS; November, sd5.aio.Oi.
ECslls steGcy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-13
KniGhtsefLabor General Assembly.

MINNEAPOLIS, October l2.-The Lee
gislatlye Committees report to the
knights OF Labor Convention to-day
approving the Blair educational bill !;
eight honTs day for mail-carriers the
foran Dill IN relation to homesteads,
providing that such settlers may Dor.
row so0o rom the Government, secured
by LAND, at . per cent demanding that
the government building contracts pro-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-13
DE AT afG

IlVELY.-nied. NJ No 10 Mavo street. We'd
no-day morning. October f.. 1851, 81 mallrlAl-
fever. Miss ELLA LIVELY aged seventeen
years and four months.
Eor funeral viii take place from the above
residence THIS (lhursdayl MORNING az II
o'clock Friends aud acquaiutancos Invited 70
Gt.lud without further uOtice.
RAGSDALE.-Died. sunday. October 10 d. at
$40 =. ~. MIS-. A. N. RAG>DALE, IN The sixty
second year at her age.
Font Gibson lNiss.l papers please copy.
WHsON.-pied, az 600 yenable street. on
thelaih instant MARY JANET. iaiant daughter
60 4. h. and f. 4. Wilson aged seven months
and four days.
Funeral from the house q her parents AZ ?
J. 81. TO-DAY. FRIENDS Of the family are IN
yitcd t. attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-13
AIouisiana Drovuing rragcdy.

by telegraph o. tue u..pa.ch.l
New Or,rNs. October IA spa
cial from Ponchtou,a, Ia, To- tine Pj-
,oyup, says: Monday afternoon "a ne
gro droHncd his wife because she re-
fused to live with him any longer
While she was drowning her brother
came upon the scene and fired twenty
Luck,hot into his sisters murderer,
Who sank with the body OF his victim
10 the bottom of the lake.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-13
.r,ested for Appropristing Bank
EuDds.
iBy telegraph % tns pIspa'co.i

IDy TTITETUTU " Nv
VAtYroBp, CoSS, October l2.-R.
& Hicks. cashier Of the Stafford
Sripes National Bank and treasurer OF
the Savings Bank III the same place,
,yns arrested to-day by United States
Marshal n. ID. Bates, District Attorney
l. f. Stanton having also been called
10 the place. The charge is Of appro-
nriatiug funds Of the bank 10 q large
amouut. The bank is closed, bat no
,,.tticuIars can be learned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-13
EiSsstroua Storm on the Coast o.
VCAtCD,

Try telegraph to tho p.sratch.l
NoGALEs. ARIZONA, October i2.-One
If tie most disastrous storms ever
known on the southern coast Of Mexico
occurred on the 9TH and Sth instant.
The city of Gu Quclito. town Of more
than 5000 people, was totally de-
stroyed. and many lives were lost. Tcle-
grams give accounts Of most affecting
scenes. Many women, children. and
men were houuderlng in the stormy
current and crying for help, which was
not at hand. No particulars are obtain
sblc, rs the wire, are down. Dispatches
state the suppositiou that there were a
number Of wrecks i'm the Gulf, but the
facts cannot be ascertainod. Later dis
patches to Associated Press report the
eutirs coffee and orange crops m Sinola
destroyed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-13

lby telegraph ~ the bspaiciLl
NEW Y.tT, October l2.-]Iichlol
Day.tt lcf- for home to-dry on Jae
steamer Celtic. IN accordance with his
request, Lis friends made No dclol-
STATION at lis departure.
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The Renu,Ifui ..

~ I1Iecrapr % no D1taIoII
UTICA, Y. y, October l2.-Snow be-
gan falling here this morning. II i, the
aist of the season.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-13
Tall People LsyEtest.

Why are the tallest people the LATEST
They are longer in bed than others, and
il they neglect their coughs or colds
tbey will be there still longer. Use
Taylor's Cherokee Remedy OF Sweet
Gum and Mullen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-13
Inier.siaie Commerce.

WASHINGTON. October l2.-The Inter
State Commerce Commission resumed
open sessions here to-day. The day
was occupied in hearing cases against
the Oregon Railway Company, charged
with extortion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-13
american Er"'.cr<' Assooia'lo"'

70
llqr,r-ncu. October l2.-Tho an
NAL meeting OF theAmericsn Bankers
Association commenced at the Grand
O,era-liousc this morning. When tine
u.,D,ing was called TO order at hali-past
Igo'clock some 700 representatives, of
the leading financial institutions OF the
country we're present, while the seats
,ri Apart for spectators were filled,
cu,tc a large number being ladies.
bishop Whitehead, the Episcopal
bishop Of the diocese of Pittsburgh,
invoked the divine blessing on the pro
ceedines Of the association, after which
Tcr. Daniel Acncw, * chief justice Of
Tie supreme Court Of penusy lyania,
.rde an address Of welcome. A num-
Ter Of long and corefully-prepared pa
rcrs were read 10y prominent hnan-
fft
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: Nlrainln po,innAter annointe.

benjamin T. Applowhite he's been
appointed postma,tcrat AirGeld, South
aup'on county Va, rice SImUei T..
LiAuch, deceased.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-13
MOVING SOUTHWARK.
THE PRESIDENTS LAST DAY IN TdE
GREAT WEST.
Interesting Novelties at Sioux cit7-Ar-
rival ct Omaha and Welcome
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ne hou'i"aI" Ill8ht OF lhe pIesldehtl
party hegah al Mlhneapohs NJ Ten
minutes past o CLOCK Mst eVehiil2.
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cary, put lhe Ire'ideht anu hAie
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oi nouns SMOKING Their cleara ana com
anug Experiences. The President was
frequently summoned to the platform
'Wrr tie evening 30 receive the greet
10 az the country people, who seemed
tu Ice wide awake all along the line. At
Clcsia dozen taf-barIcis were burn
.oe. an artillery salute WAS fired, and as
fic tuin moved slowly pest q big fire
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oifh q irlss n0ua. and the place Was
illuminated by Chinese lanterns At
ltsutrr there W9s yet more elaborate
illumination and o. seicnadc. The tram
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AT .io,A CITY,
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pink wien ali hands were cllIal thi,
uouing 10 prepare for the affair at
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